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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

A set of teeth from SIS up. Rowland,
dentist. S 5. Market street. over Leuty'S.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

Hohl 4 Lyon are the clever grocers and
their trade builds up with great rapidity.
A full line of fine and staple goods that are
ust what the people want.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22
Excursion.

Fer lawn dresses. pillow shams and lace
curtains, use Electric Lustre Starch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

NOR SALE-Great bargains in paintings. en-
CRAVINGS artatypes. oleo graphs. etchinGs
etc Picture frames all yles. artists ma
terials stat 0nery. fancy goods Al Williams
Arf Store, No, 76 East Main street. This en-
tire stock must positively he sold without re
gard to prices, u close up business. toitr
and see stock and prices. Remember thc
place, 30 East Main street. EH'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

NOR SALE-A very choice lot oG jonn :, if'r g.
No of LOT S2B9: also a very IUstTtSio hvGae
and lot. No : FariOw street. LaZunGa avenue
The house contains five large rooms. win els
tern and other improvements: In eNceliehi
condition and situated in the vicinity Of ht
large manufactures. The above property
will be sold very cheap. Apply at M. faT-
low street, Lagonda avenue. lS"t-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22
FOR SALE.

HoR SALE-Land-l3O acres in ffyettr Go
i Indiana. unimproved. one mile I" RAJ .
road. very cheap. and on Lveyras time. 40
dress c. Z. Layton, Enou. q. l9'a
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22
PEOPLES COLUMN.


FREE ADVERTISING.
IN AND AFTER Today the Springne'd DAIIl
los, ,,..F,r Rent FOR sale" etc in this
column one time free. three times Tor twenty
nye cents and six times for tltty cents =,
THE SPRINGFIELD PUB ".
May q, lss1.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

NOR SALE-Piano box top buggy """d a.
new will sell cheap for caSu- al on
Williamson Il Wallace. No. j. south MaTH"'
street. i-''
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

ITANTED-tiirl-To do cooking an d general
w housework- German preferred; perni"-
nent situation; No. 80 North Factory street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

DOR SALE-I am going 10 California aud vi.
il sell my household goods al pubic aGctI"n
Wednesday, Aug. y, at p m. X. Ii. l"une'
gS South Mechanic street. 1871
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

WANTED-First-class iron moleerS. No
w strike. Steady employment, Cable read
work. ST. Louis Maileable Iron Co, - L"Ils'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22
WANTED

JraSTFp-To rent three or four rooms Tor
w light housekeeaing, not more than ioHr
squares from postoffice. Address = r
this Office. ia
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

yTANTED-t woman of sense. energy ahH
w respectaOilirv for our business IN htt 10
caitty salary about so per month. PermS-
nent position References exchanged: =.
Bainbridge, Manager. 30 Reade st. New h"rk
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

NOR SALE-AH the furniture contained in
i the yellow springs House will be sold al
public auction. Tuesday. sept. l3, Ins'. com
mencing at 10 q IN. sharp ana cnAtlhulhs
from day to day until all the goods are dls-
posed of This furniture was all purchased
new about a year ago. Large part "i IL has
never been used. and all Of the latest designs.
See big posters everywhere. Don't Idll 10 at-
tend the sale. Terms cash. b. 4. tassad
yellow Springs. o. James Foley, auctlnneer
llimr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

L. Patric & Co. Call the Attention of the
Public and Board Of Education to Unfair
Treatment They Have Received.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-22

UYANTED-A man to take An "'nrr AID req
w resent manufactUrer: 80 per %.eN
ANAL capital required. Address. VIII staihp
1877
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
LabGr and Industrial Notes.

The Industrial developments in North
ern Alabama, ii written down, would read
more like Jules Verne novel than like
facts.
Advances of wages have been made in
quite number of small shops and fac
tories th,ouahout the State of New York
The Texas state Farmers Alliance Cot
ton Congress has Just appropriated $780,
000 to build large cotton factory at
Waco.
The richest lead discovery of modern
times, 80 goes the story. has been made in
Franklin County, Missouri. The solid
vein is ei hit feet hi. h aud six feet broad.
In San Antouo. Ttxas, there are seven
assemblies Of I'm ghts. In Winnipeg,
Man, there are Fix. and two or three more
are forming. In the State OF Maryland
there are l5i ass mblies in good standing.
At Bordentown, n. d., one assembly has
named itself the Bonaparte. At Denver,
Col, the other day 5000 persons listened
to MIR. Powderly, and on the stage were the
Cove nor Of the State, the Mayor OF the
city, sud the Catholic Bishop of the do
ccsc. At Omaha Mr. Powdcrly declared
that be would never again hold Office as
General Master Workman. A great many
Knights are asp;r ng to the position at the
head of the order, in anticipation of the
vacancy 10 be made. The Missouri Synod
Of the Lutheran Church warned its men,
bers AGAINST joining the knights.
The Knights in Tennessee arc taking
active steps to form 4 Lator party, and
Richard Trfvclick has been engaged 10
stump the state. jesse Harper and some
other Labor leaders have been working
Kansas. In Missouri tie Labor p,rty il
organized Ia several large towns. m Michi-
Ran large Labor party VOC u Ill To rolled
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
POLITICAL WORLD.

The Swiss government spirit monopoly
bill has become a law.
The announcement from Paris tina
Rouvier had succeeded in forming O minis
try excluding Gen. Boulanger and COM
posed of moderates who favored peace,
was received with satisfaction, qualified by
fears that the existence Of the new cabinet
would Re stormy, soon ending in q more
acute crisis.
CONGRESSMAN GUENTHER says, the
Wisconsin Republicans are for John Sher-
man for President.
AT papal consistory held recently two
new cardinals were created, n ten bish-
ops were preconizsd in France and one in
Mexico. His holiness has proclaimed the
new Catholic hierarchy of Australasia.
AS AN outcome of the charges of bribery
made against the candidates selected by
the Democratic Central Committee for Cir
cult Judges, number of leading members
of the Chicago bar have prepared petit
Boyesen and Richard w. Clifford to make
the race for Judges in connection with the
Republican candidates.
SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMS, prominent
lawyer OF Little Rock, Ark, is an aspir-
ant for the Supreme Judgeship held by the
late Justice Woods.
The President has appointed William
Colville, of Red Wing, Mimi, Register Of
the Land Office at Duluth, Minn., vice
Ralph N. Marble, resigned.
CLEVELAND and Carlisle il the ticket
which great many administration men
have their minds set on, and they evidently
c their way clear to the election of it.
The House bill ''to prevent the prosti-
tuition OF females" advanced TO . second
reading in the Illinois Senate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
WEDNESDAY,

Gers wero wounded. An attempt was
made to destroy the house of q non. striker
with dynamite.
THE situation of the miners strike at
6eraing is assuming more alarming as
psct. Twenty-Five hundred more miners
have left work, and are taking part in the
strike. At Charleroi 1000 men are on
strike, and the appearance is growing more
serious.
IA DYSAMITE bomb was exploded under
the police court at Hebburn, Durham
county, partially destroying the building.
The outrage is attributed to strikers.
IT is reported in Constantinople that the
Sultan has dismissed number of officials
hrlding high positions in the palace, who
were discovered to be engaged in a con-
spiracy 10 overthrow him.
NJ. MEsEURIER, who was elected
deputy from Paris, is Socialist.
FATHER KELLER, priest incarcerated
ut Milmainham for refusing to testify con.
cerning the plan of campaign, has been re-
lsased on writ OF nabsss corpns.
.OUTRAGEs in connection with the strikes
stiil continue throughout Belgium, and in
consequence Of nightly socialistic demon
STATIONS in Brussels, professions and
gatherings in public streets have been for
hidden.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01

ticipants continued at intervals for two
hours, but no serious injuries were inflicted
on either side.
The boiler of the Natchez cotton factory
at Matches, Tenn, exploded recently, en-
tirely demolishing the engine room and
rickery above it and bursting in the walls
of the main building, causing the roof to
settle in the center Of the building. The
scene of the widest terror prevailed among
the $50 mer, women and children in the
factory. Several persons were killed. Pc
cuniary damage, $4,000.
The excitement occasioned few days
ago by the appearance of yellow fever OF
Key West, Fla, has been revived by the
death OF n cigarmaker. Four cases and
three deaths are reported.
The General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, at st. Louis, adopted
resolution on organic union, that q COM
mittee be appointed to confer with the
Northern church to ascertain the sentiment
of the latter in connection with ec clesiasti-
cal board and the colored shnrch. and
such other subjects of the two churches as
might be deemed necessary.
NEWS has reached Talequah, l. T., Of
desperate fight in the Flint district, be-
tween two escaped convicts and the sher-
III of that district. The prisoners escaped
from the national prison here month or
SO ago. The sheriff trailed them to the
mountains and ordered them TO surrender.
The demand was met with volley which
the sheriff's posse returned. The battle
was a pitched one. The sheriff and one
of his posse were killed. One convict
was killed and the other mortally wound
ed. This makes seven men reported kill
ed in the Flint district in the last ten
days.
ANDREW SPRINGER, said to hail from
Illinois, was taken from Jail at Powhatan,
Arkansas, and hanged by u mob of masked
men. His crime was the raping OF re-
spectacle woman of the vicinity.
THE recent public whippings at New
Castle, Delaware, attracted large crowd
of spectators, among them several Mesti-
zos, members Of the Mexican Village Com
pany exhibiting there. Eight culprits were
stripped and tied to the whipping post
while the Seeriff administered the cat.
G. Bort, of Careyville, Tenn, while
hunting wild turkeys with his fathef- in
law, mistook him for large sized gobler.
The mistake resulted IN the death of James
Buttram, who received the charge fred at
O supposed turkey.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
RAILWAY ITEMS.

The interstate commission has received
a complaint from John w. Street, of Chi
cago, patentee, against the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe, Burlington and Mis-
souri, River, Union Pacific and fifty two
other railroads, charging them with unlaw.
full discrimination in refusing to permit
the use Of complainant's cars for carry ing
live stock over their roads unless upon the
payment of unreasonable and exorbitant
charges Of freight. An order OF compen-
sation for $1,000 damages is asked.
The Associated Wholesale Grocers of st.
Louis have entered formal complaint of
discrimination against the Missouri Pacific
before the Interstate commerce commits
sion.
The various railroad companies whose
lines terminate at Jersey City are said to
be considering a project for tunneling un-
der aths Hndsollss River to-. w Washiu0ton
Square, in New York, where depots, ETC.,
will be established. The enterprise will
involve the expenditure of many millions
of dollars, and the necessary financial ar
rangements are said to be we'll advanced.
In the suit of Henry B. Haltins against
VIM. X. Vanderbilt ct AL, as trustees of the
New York, Chicago and st. Louis Railway,
Judgment for S2S3,000 in foreclosure has
been ordered by the Supreme Court.
Col. w. p. CLoUGH, one of the most
brilliant railroad solicitors in the country,
has severed Lis connection with the North
ern Pacific and accepted n similar position
with the Manitoba road. 1t is understood
that in his new position his powers will be
eu1aIed only by i I'm Hill ureadent of tha
road.
The sale of the Indianapolis. Decatur
and Springfield railroad under the foreclo-
sure of second mortgage bonds, occurred
in New York recently. The road was Of
fered for sale subject to the first mort
gage of $l,S00,000. Gambrell pur-
chased the road on behalf of the reorgani-
cation comm ittee for 500, 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01

consin. In Iowa General Weaver has taken
the field. A State convent on will be held
in Ohio on July to nominate State on
GERS. Columbus is the point. The Henry
George wing of the Labor party viii hold
q convention in Cincinnati on The same day.
South Carolina has so mills. 1900 looms,
and 230, 900 spindles.
The next convention Of the Cioarmakers'
International Union will be held at New
York.
The labor agitations in Great Britain are
assuming larger dimensions, particularly in
mining, iron-working, and in the engineer
ing trades. The coal miners in Northum-
be1land have been on strike several months
for l2l per cent. advance. The equivalent
Of $;5O,0O0 has been expended in benefits
upon the membership. Never before has
there been SO much agitation among Brit
ish workmen OF all crafts with reference
to emigration.
The leading officers Of the farmers Ma
tional Alliance are in correspondence with
the leaders of the labor political move-
ment.
Several OF tho Western barbed wirc
fence manufacturers are having hard
time of it. Two or three have failed, and
seven or eight are in tight place.
Manufacturing capacity has been too
greatly extended.
The manufacturers OF special machinery
in several of the larger machinery centers,
snch as Providence in the East and Chi
ca2o in the West. are preparing to increase
their shop capacity.
A Pittsburg electrician has adopted the
half holiday on Saturday, and will erect
baths in his works for this ne of employees,
and will tit up large library for evening
reading.
Some iron journals are ta,kisg about the
approach of overproduotic" Taey point
out that the nail ak;ng capacity is far in
excess Of the demand. Two or three
cooperage journals speak rather unfavor-
ably concerning the prospects for coopers.
Several mechanical ]o.rnals predict that
skillful mechanical labor will be much
scnrcer during the ncxt twelve months than
it has been.
A good many New England woolen- mills
have been flooded with high watar. Some
Eastern textile mills are running three to
four hours overtime. New yarn mills are
being bnilt at Fall River. A number Of
small strikes are constantly occurring
among the spinners and weavers Of tho
East. Quite a number of New England
manufacturers are putting money into small
houses for their employees.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
CONDENSED NEWS.
TeIegraphic Summary Of lmpor.
tant Happenings at Home
and Abroad.
FROM THE EAST.

MAY. BEN: PERLEY PooRE died at the
morning of the 2Sth.
The six days cushion carom billiard
match, l,S00 points, 800 points per night,
for purse of $1,000 and the Champion
and VIM. Sexton, terminated at Washing
ton IN DAILY coming out an easy winner.
The score stood: DAILY, 1,s00; Sexton,
LISP
THE total collections OF internal reve-
nue. during the first ten months Of the fis-
cal year ending June 30, were sos, 253, :
600, being $50. $50 less then tho collections
during the corresponding period the prev
ious fiscal year.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD has
informed the collector of customs Mt New
York that fresh fish, when imported for
immediate consumption, nre exempt from
duty, no matter by whom caught, but that
if not imported for immediate consump-
tion they are subject to duty.
TWENTY tramps boarded freight train
on the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad near Kent, Ohio, and helped
themselves literally 10 fruit and provisions
with which the cars we're loaded. At Kent
the engineer ran the train on a siding, and
the local police officers captured seven of
the tramps.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has practically
promised to visit St. Louis next Septem-
ber at the time of the Grand Army En-
campment at that place. ... ..
MICHAEL FRAN. nm old messenger in
the Treasury at Washington, tainted the
other day and fell sixiy-i five feet down q
stair we'll, striking his head on the marble
and dying instantly.
daughter, has sailed from New York for
Europe on the Arizona. She is hand
some brunette, aged %. Her fahter writes
that she will be received at court.
A PLAN is being considered by members
of the coke syndicate ut Pttsburg, Pa,
to introduce new men into the coke re-
gions. In case they decide to put new
men to work they will be carefully pro-
tected, and preference will be given to
native Americans, as they have found
Hungarians too troublesome to make any
more exper ments with them. As conse-
quence of the strike, shipments of iron ore
from Cleveland and Ashtabula have been
almost entirely suspended.
QUEEN KAPIoLANI and Princess Lilino-
kaloni and their suite have sailed for Eu-
rope in the City of ROM.
AJuRY has been empnncled in the case of
Jacob Sharp, the New York boodler.
New YORK is experiencing many dry
Sundays, the blue laws being vigorously
enforced. Many thousands of people flee
to the Long Island and Jersey suburbs in
search Of liquid consolation, and the
usually crowded resorts of the metropolis
wAar a deserted aspect. ssssss.ssEss
MRS. MARY HAY BRoCKEs, wife of a
Judge Of the Supreme Court of New York,
died while kneeling at the grave of her
doughter in Saratoga cemetery.
A GOOD many military organizations
from different parts of the country have
arrived at Washins ston and are participant
ing in the nations drill held in that city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
FOREIGN EVENTS.

A TERRIBLE accident occurred at Udston
coal pit at Blayntyre village, in Lanark-
shire, eight miles from Glasgow. Two
hundred and twenty miners were entonbed
in the pit and it is feared all have perished.
The shaft is blocked with debris caused by
an explosion. The lowest seam was reach
cd, but too late to rescue any of the miners
who were at work there. Not one Of tho
unfortunate men was found alive.
The cyclone which visited the vicinity
Of Calcutta, recently. was very destructive.
A local steamer with $50 people aboard
was caught by the cyclone and il missing.
1t is feared she is lost with all on board.
The district Of Orrisa was completely de-
vastated by the cyclone.
LORD COLIN CAMPBELL has consented
to be placed in bankruptcy ct London.
His liabilities are nine thousand pounds,
including six thousand pounds Tor COSTS
incurred in the divorce suit againt his
wife.
The striking miners At Hoenu. village
Of Hainent. attacked the troops who wsse
guarding The mins property. Three In.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-01
In THE WEST.

JUDGE Love has delivered an opinion
in the federal court in the contempt case
against Constable Pierce, of Des Moines,
for seizipg a carload of beer belonging 10
Hurlbert, Hess & Co., Judge Shras con
curing. The official was held for con-
tempt and an order entered for his incarce-
ration.
CHARLES CARPENTER, young man
moving in the best society, Of Mapleton,
Iowa, shot and killed aimself the other
night. Some time ago a lreach occurred
between him and Miss Emma Foster, to
whom he had been paying great attention,
and, as q result he became very de-
spondent. After leaving her house he
started toward Main street, and when few
feet away and almost in front of his broth
er's house, drew his pistol and shot him
self in the head, resulting in death in about
half an hour. Mr.. Carpenter was men,
Der of Carpenter Bros, general mer-
chnuts.
For the first time in the history of
South Dakota, al this time of the year, n
white frost was noticed the morning of the
26th. and the air was very chilly. The
frost did no damage.
A STOCK company with capital of $780,
00O has been organized at Blunt, d. T., to
develop the natural gas discoveries which
have recently been made. One thousand
shares at $40 each were sold in two hours.
1t is predicted that that section will soon
be known as the natural gas belt of Da-
kota.
THE Presbyterians of the Northwestern
States gave $7s5,0Oo for foreign missions
during 1886. Next year it is intended to
increase the amount devoted to the pur-
pose to $1,000,0O0.
DENVER is all torn up over monster
temperance revival. Hundreds of old soakers
whose lips have been unacquainted with
water for years, are putting on the blue
ribbon and foreswearing with much en-
phasis the bulge bearing bowl.
ROBERT RuTHBuRNE was arrested in
Chicago on telegram from Kansas City,
charging him with grand larceny, 1t is al
legged That Ruthburne, in company with
Louis Wilson and Samuel Harris, robbed
William F. Hollings worth, of Kansas City,
of $4,000 in Government bonds on the
train going to Chicago.
uENLNhL OhOoh uub OIucI6u OOInps ny
X, Ninth cavalry, colored, to Cheyenne,
for the purpose of enforcing the orders of
the Interior Department to tear down the
fssces on the public domain in Wyoming.
w. d. LEWIS, late president Of the Col
orado Cattle association, has been arrested
at San Angelo, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from the
National Exchange Bank of Dallas, Tex
as The bank claims that Lewis obtained
ten thousand dollars on deed of trust
for two thousand head of cattle, while q
diligent search only brought to light three
hundred head OF cattle.
ELI QuHGLEY, who was serving ont .
three years. sentence at Fort Madison, for
disinterring dead body At Redding,
Ringgold county, some two years ago,
escaped from the custody of Sheriff Houn-
old, Of Loon, Ia, by jumping from q
moving train near Charlton.